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– Ability to control and stream up to 10 cameras from the Garmin VIRB mobile app – Ability to create gauge/dashboard overlays form the Garmin VIRB mobile app on videos – Ability to share videos/photos directly from Garmin VIRB mobile app – Improved microphone that isn’t blocked by rubber stopper, works underwater – Ability to capture Garmin HRM-RUN Running Dynamics & Garmin Vector Cycling Dynamics data – Dedicated photo-taking button (also automatically tags video highlight too) – Ability to have camera ‘sleep’ in between long-interval timelapses (up to 120-seconds now) – New photo burst to 30 frames per second for VIRB XE (previously was 6 fps) – New photo burst to 10 frames per second for VIRB X (previously was 6 fps – New auto image rotation option, which ensures photo/video is right-side up – New ‘Pro’ mode for adjusting white balance, sharpness, ISO, exposure bias, and color profile

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– Ability to connect to Bluetooth 4.0 audio devices (i.e. – Ability to connect to supported Bluetooth-enabled OBD sensors (automotive primarily) – Flat front glass/case that Garmin says will repel water droplets

– Natively waterproofed to 50-meters (no external case required)

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– New slow-mo options: 240fps 480p, and 120fsp 720p (XE only)

– Slight resolution increase to 1440/30p for VIRB XE – Addition of gyroscope, increased sensor data collection at higher rate

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– Both models now have WiFi, GPS, accelerometer, and full ANT+ sensor capabilities (previously only the higher end VIRB had it) Here’s my bulleted run-down of the new stuff, distilled from the marketing fluff: I asked what the ‘X’ stood for, and essentially it’s being used as the environment variable (as in: You’ll get “x” data). The main difference between the two models is the recording resolution/frame rates, but I’ll get into that later in the comparison tables. I should note that the two versions are $299 (VIRB X) and $399 (VIRB XE). Let’s cut right to the chase and get straight into the new and notable features within the VIRB X & XE series. These two cameras continue in the footsteps of the Garmin’s first generation cameras by focusing heavily on sensor data and internal metrics that can be added to your videos. The result is a rich, memorable, video experience that you can easily share and post online.Today, Garmin announced two new action cameras – the next in their VIRB action cam lineup. Garmin VIRB Edit Developer Description: The VIRB® Edit desktop app combines your VIRB video footage with GPS and other data from any VIRB action camera or a compatible Garmin device. Built-in sharing to YouTube®, Facebook®, Vimeo®, and Garmin Connect™ Share or export to a computer. Clip trimming, reordering, and stitching Assisted video editor for highlighting the best moments from footage Full 360 view photo capture from a 360 video Map view with track information for viewing the entire video G-Metrix™ templates, gauges, and graphs for showing speed, elevation, heart rate, g-force, lap data, and more 360 video editing with 4K spherical stabilization and augmented reality G-Metrix™ data overlays (only available on VIRB 360®) Custom logo gauges creation by dragging images into the player view RAW Stitching for importing and stitching 360º videos recorded in RAW mode HyperFrame Director Mode for re-framing video content after filming

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